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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
MORLEY MGNTiONiNGS.
High Toned Elopemsns aud Grlst OF
Personal Gossip.


MORLEY, July 2l.-Miss Inez Purdy. a
young lady of sixteen summers and the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Purdy u
well-to-do farmer living near here. became
enamored with a son of Frank. Russells, an
other tiller of the soil, the said son being a
lad of eighteen winters, who is possessed of
a team of horses and four acres of potatoes
in his own name. The young lady has a
small dOwry coming to her as soon as she
is of age and, rs a matter of course, young
Russell had his eve on this as well az the
girl. As soon as The young lady's parents
became aware OF the Iniatuatlon they
kicked most vigorously, and forbade the
msn from ever looking upon the fair lnez,
and informed the latter that a common
piow boy was far teneath her. and that she
should aspire To senators or town clerks.
The same old story follows, viz. an elopement.
The old man follows in hot haste, but arrives
seventeen hours To late; forOids tie young
people to ever darken his door etc; the
young man taxes his bride home 10 his pa
and ma and is received with open arms.
Mrs Lon A. Pelton Is in Grand Rapids
visiting relatives Nichols went TO
Grand Rapids yesterday Ia response 10
telegram stating that his mother was very
ill.-Chas. King and John Pierton have
gone to Detroit 70 help run tae races
Albert Gilleland, the champion "iat BOY" OF
Morley, is IN Grand kapi0s.-It would be u
good plan for Smith 10 have blue ribbon
put on him. Charley DeLOsh is also
skirmishing around with him.-Two new
shingle mills are in course Of construction a
snOrt distance from here by Fred Nichols
and Beh Decker-Neal Mcmillan, of
Rockford, and party OF friends came up
here Monday to catch few OF the many %
trout of which the streams around here are
noted but no one knows whether they
caught any or not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
WOMEN Al ThE POLLS.
How They wornsdts Make Dry Town OF
Rome. Georgia

The election in Rome. Ga, last week was
the most exciting in the history Of that city,
and resulted in prohibition majority Of
2o7. The unusual spectacle for Southern
city was presented OF large number OF
women surrounding the polls at the open
ins Of the election. Many of these
were at the lunch-tents making
preparations 20 give drink and
bread 10 those who voted and worked for
prob hition. Others with tickets ia their
hands stationed themselves AZ the polling
place and begged all who came up 10 vote
agar st the OF whisky. Young men who
were known as snti-prohibitionists were be-
seiged. and attempts were made 10 force
tickets into their hands. Those who refused
them were implOred 10 snove in dry
ticket Such remarks as: "Oh, he's too
nice b man TO vote against prohibition"
'lf he does, I'll never speak TO him again,
etc. were common, and some even went so
far as To say 10 some young men that il
they voted the wet ticket they would be
ostrscized from society. During the pro-
gress of the voting brass bands psraded the
streets. followed by crowds with prohibi-
ton banners. and lemonade, sandwiches
and other things were handed TO the blue
ribboDed voters without respect TO color
Baltimore Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
THE LATEST "FAD."
q scheme Which L. Probably Worked bv
New York sirens

. scheme Which L. Probably Worked by
New York sirens
This letter for me?" said Mr. Clenens,
Of Greencastle. Ind, at a second class down
town hotel the other day,
Mr. Clemens tone showed surprise, and
4 wss with evident wonder that he broke
open the envelope. The postmark VAS
an uptown station, and the address in
a delicate feminine handwriting The
letter briefly invited Mr. Clemens
to yisit the writer at house on
Thirfy-arst-st, and was signed IN a name
which Mr.. Clemens proiessed 20 he entirely
unknown to him. Tie hotel keeper-evinoed
no surprise. however. as in rep.g ~ an in
auiry hv Mr.. Clemens, he brllv advised
him 20 beware Of bis unknown fsm.le
o.rrospor q .nf. Alarming 10 b7s 1nltr
tbe hotel man sad. This is a lsHs or
currence. DisTepatabie women lhis
citv watch ali the l.sis OF hotsI sTrig and
p rite % fnch az they think arr str.v fa
cfp fte in ia 0ns bsv- kn vi ne
man. insi arFsvei rom 3 distant part of the
country. 10 gef hsf dozen letters in ibis
war. Some ho.ei keepers OF their clerks
MAKE IS rnie when delivering such letters.
o. suggest canton 10 the Intended vic
Tins bot fsr mv psri I thiak 30 IS ne of
uy business. and can only answer when d
~a4ussf s. ft.a r. la- inl rms sf.on
-1es. repl.e,i the hotel ufa8 FRI resronse
~ another rerarE. Sue scheme ralst he 4
profitable one Or Ii wogld no' ne 81. stea 'v
p8rsual These women would Haf continue
81 invesi 81 postage stsmr7 = tlv die rot
pei eonie rsfu-H DJunfTTu F.sIf'1g the
city. who heve no friends here sre very art
20 take ID with any bsit o. thst hind. and
o. courss ties don't know bat what the
writer j. sorns narson with whom they or
their ro1pie Esso neen sc0usinted
~ veu suppose there = sny panel pane
r ie
No. fhs pare, game - played out in Nsw
Ea-r. sd cerfainlv in Csutain Williams
ursriurt il he's taken 20 g. in BOSTON aud
otaer Small psces where fns rarifsn elders
-.ooasions fsl victims 70 e. No- these
women are prDhs0iY simply sugiinr for
rstronsgs II the ordinary Z u3. buf O. .
hesf thing 2 co1nrrFEsn visiting New Hvrk
csu 10 s. to take 10 notice q ronnies-
tions frou unknown fs1sIe oorrssp0n-
derts - Hese Irf StR
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
jacksonville Happenings.


HUDsoNvilLE, July Pomona Grange
here in August..-The ladies' OF the Mite
Society give an ice cream social and liter
AIRY entertainment under the blue canopy"
At Mr.. l.. M. Wo'Fs ionight-Ycuns
gents practice the manly art Of self defen so
in the streets evenings. To Ottawa
Beach. the popular resort of Hudsonvillers.
is uOw in order.-kev. c. Ob.ett, Of the
Congregational Church. with Rev Jackman.
of Granaville. will take a pleasure trip
down the Grand this wee x presumably FISH,
excursion.--l sonard Barton IS da1ger-
ouslv iii-,iiss Jacqueiin Ed wares, vlth
little "Io0ts' aud Allison. who have been
here on wise. rei1rD 20 their London.
Ont. home Thursdav v.--Mr NcGav. OF
Huron County. whose son is on the editorial
staff Of the Toronto Canada Globe. Is visit
ing old Canadian friends IN this vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
POWELL NOMINATED.
onlcs os@oesATic CONVENTION.
Fo~su oefs "a ea ths ssesat s-liet-s -
sztlas4ersrg - sen@zor raFa. fe~
Ftzlfoxla EaaaFsss Ciassz-ad 4ls.4
sfmpalhl1ss VIII irsisAd.


CIEFELAsD. -, Jaiy Tins Dsil-o
.r.s.. 49,. e..rg-atsan 4as "a. et u order
80. .-...--tn. i. xa.ie Hal
- ,.... . !,
oy nelff lSAA % -@--~-'
me -ta.s ExegIIllFs Lommittee- %otHitA-
.,.,..,., - fsct tat lie tsupsrstufe
49,, .,.e., .-.ct.t.r. mans
500" - -
of thsm iAdies. we're present. os'A-'f
hsnry :. Fsfne snlsi9i tie Atil l1ss DSilfS
tas c0nF~lt.on opened shi VS. lo-1if
enrsfvt tnsie Naa 40 t~iai iofaff organ
satioa. 4nd hon. Geo. F. 7eAsf, OK . .i.iil'
a. onos took rs pisee as FsiiilaieDt NnA.s
n-an- keieffla< - pe-s.9H'i Lr eee.ti-H
tnal ne bcr4ett-es hAt tnrirA'eo fe-1''-'s
% soHilefs aoNs hu1 , - ~ 80
moan. Eiia party ae s&i y reb tt'Vro -0"
pensioners en tne fo.l-- i.es spee1F =
tea7ion3 ~ SAL 'fAAt @PS',fe- ~
tA1se biiit ua3 pa t-'f yea ;. 10 ~ =. -t'-
al1 Artllr iu l9ar years i@' aAd eAsfe
ilnd in tEo years So
The Commtites On hesoiaii0ns next pre-
seated pia-ofm Saeh ~as adopted II
endorse ti@Feian1 -@ii-l'iiiit -i'n' ue-
manas such reduction OF tue present
buriensoule taxes - snAA result I'D pro
dlclng revenue sufficient only 20 meet the
expenses ~ a. economieai aiin in l-tfaiion
% enc Government, psy nent ~ liberal
pensions Cd the nien soldiers and sailors,
AM ri the payment oi TIE interest anu
prirCiaa 90 tn5 plouc lrot. anu II heNe1-
safy. sach reduction 90 the Internal
revenues. except On liquors, 81 vii prevent
the accuu QlAtioc ot a surplus n the
NstionA treasury. and denounces any al
tempt 90 abolish he tax on liquors Tor the
purpose % sseping np tne present unjust,
unequal aud on0sous taxes. X
demands that Al lands o. tne GOV
eminent be held for actual settlers, who
are citizens 81 the United states, and FOR
those wno declare their intention - become
sGcn. sympathy for Ireland Is expressed and
such restriction 0t Capitalization and tho
sncroachment OF corporations IS favored as
Ill bring .hs best possible protection 10
honest labor. such legislation on the CUES
tion or immi grafton ss will prevent the
landing for a permanent residence OF
aliens. Who are willing % declare their IN
t-nfi0n u becoming citizens OF the nited
States s also favored opposition 70 the i'm
portsti0n of contract labor IS declared and a
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

ale osts Too a0sh II c.rsxss. Tally s .
GSEssy aAc..

cHEcAso. July IA esb.s from King
n0fa scotland % The Assss ssys. Ins sd-
mission nzs beep made by Mr. Hale % =
Scotch dixaitary TAT Mr. Blaine Is severely
a.nng. sao THAI he Is half determined 70
st@1coa hls sulsnasr trlp % Para as 10
tie nt&Lllsy Ciak Establishments. TIE
tufnpiks tnp 10 DEAtrrmlins shook Ar.
Blame up 80 severely th4t he las COM
.plzined ever aimee " pains IL his esck. De
could nos De INDUCED ~ tsas . seal IN the
coach THIS nornins. Trough he gave ap ali
thought OF golny 90 London. II wss an
other thirty mIies spip 10 kinghorn, and
ne Ma afIsid that . repetition Of his tor
tner experiences would PROSTATE him.
'Whiie Mrs. Blaine and the girls drove over
~ith the Carn~xies. he walked down "a the
depot and took the rsip, arriving a. King
horn half al hour ahssa OF the tally-bo.
Several enterprising Photographic en-
deeyofed 10 catch Mr. Blaine ia a pTcssnta-
bic position at the unvesling of the m0nu-
menL bat his nlm5leuess 0f perception
defeated them. Once he caught sight OF
them, he OWNED their purpose. aud oontin-
ued 20 change from one grolesoue position
Ia his chair 10 aacther. until lhey finally
gave Up the scheme ~ despair
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
TANNER APOLOGIES
~ EXPLAINS ~ TNs COMMONS.
says Loa<,s L.sxaz<s sAs~se That Ne In
tss4sa - ous1d ain--xh. Aas-
tl.a ~ sasps4d fal.4sf
afIharss2-

LosDos, July 4i.-Ia the House OF
Commoas this evening Doctor Tanner
member for rniddls Cork, arose 70 al eX-
PLANTATION OF the dificalty between himself
aud Walter II. Long. member for Dsyizsss
In which the former wks accused of having
INDUCED ia insulting and abusive Language.
tie regretted, be sxid. that the House had
been put 70 the trouble Of taking the matter
under consideration. and alleged Long
manner and language vas such
THAI he could not bat have Ia.
t1nded 10 annoy and humilate
hiIa and that IN 50 doing ne was carrying
out his part ia prre3ncerted arrangement
10 at end. p meeting Long Ia the
lOD0y. that ssntle-lan bad sad, lhat vas
L nice sell you gog. referring 20 the fact
that he Tanner had not been recorded as
voting Ia a certain division. Tanner said he
regretted having repiied 10 Long. and toox
the present Occ. s.Ol 10 withdraw the IN
tecOfous expressions be nAt used.
Long denied tuaI be lad used the language
imputed - him BY Tanner, and declared he
had not said anything about a sell" Bond
and BizmOnd each declared he was present
and confirmed the statement ot Long as %
the latter innocencs of the marks
charged against him. O'Shea. member Tor
Donegal. asserted ne sard Long use the
words mentioned and said Long had also
i0lned others ia jeeFiug Tanner. Sir
Julian GOldsmid urged that the whole mat
ter be dropped. ". X. Smith regretted
that he was unable 10 comply with Sir
Jnlisns request. Parliament must mark
is sense OF the misconduct of It's members.
Gladstone conteEded that Tanners apol-
ogy should suffice. Smith was Ill advised
in suggesting that Tanners ststement inn
puted fslsehOod To Long. Did not Long.
he asked in like manner impute ialsehood
TO Tanner Was the imputstion OF an
Irish member one thing and the imputa-
ton of an English member another!
Cheers The Speaker said that Tanners
apology and retraction should be had 10
cover his ohense, and Mr.. Smith thereupon
withdrew his motion TO suspend Tanner
Z - - l. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
SMASHED Tas BUGGY.
I've roaghs As@saen q Iassrs isss ls shs
slrsel


livery RS belonging 10 Henry falfef
ami driven ey Tlp CAnel and Pred Whit
Ted, broke down at The eornsr of t@Inpau
ana rsari-sts. iasi eFening About clock
owing - tAe careless oriflng ~ the ooon.
pants. y h0 were both or0nk- they allowed
tiAs kSrs< ~ dIas ths buSgs untll thss came
bear tbe C4Mp4u-st eatrNno< 10 fslsee
Headquarters. wksa thsy slopped, and ie.s-
ing TIE animal standing in The street, coeiiy
wslked away. Whitfield Was waking
little IL the rear " his coIn psnlpn, shd lusi
ss be vas p<ssins the entsscs " ths st.non
house . blue coat came out. snd nsucliiE
the broken buggy. Questioned Nnthsia,
but that individual feszned lguoraucS, SAY
lug be knew neshsng about IL He thes
pointed - Carroll. ~ho va near Nelson q
Matters factory, and sad issts he
telleT thai / lhic. IL The buggy, that's
Tip Carroll. ! wuz klcl wsstiu over the
bridge " ben I seen the wheel smash, and
says TIP. tblr buggy u eTgoing 10 lhiol
break down. and Tip ssE 4 don'd car. Ne
! wOsn { Ia the buggy, bat hsfss b slanaer
cJngradic.ed bis story. aud he Vas locked
up. while Tip" made good his escape.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
MISS HOLMES IN JAIL.
Charged with Abet,ing in Misappropriat-
ing Fidelity Bank Funds.

CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Miss Josie Holmes,
exchange clerk Of the Fidelity Bank, was
arrested by secret service officers last night
at her home in Avondale and brought be-
fore the United States District Attorney
She was afterward taken to a hotel and
lodged for the night. This morn
ing she appeared before the
District Attorney for a preliminary hear
ing. The warrant charges heT with aiding
and abel Ia II. L. Harper 10 vi IT. y mis-
apply the Iunos OF the tIdslity DAnh.
1t 2:30 p. NJ, Miss Holmes waived ex
animation ard was bound over in the sum
of $4,000. Being unable TO secure bonds
men she was taken TO the county jail at .
O'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
LAND COMMISSIONER SPARKS.
He Completes the adjustment 90 the Kan
sas Grant for the N.. =. & r.

He Completes the Adjustment of the Kan
Grant FOR the ". y & T.
WAsHISeroS. July 2i-Land Commis-
sioner Sparks has completed the adjustment
Of the grant 70 the State Of Kansas Tor the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pany. under the acts Of Congress OF March
g. 1865. and July rs. 1906. The Commits
soner finds that the company Is
not entitled 10 indemnify for
losses within is granted limits
by reason Of priOf grants ana reser-
ysti0ns % the nited States By competent
authority for the purpose of aiding in any
object Of internal improvement or other
purpose whateYer. ON this 0asis be find5
that an excess OF 293 s3l acres over the
sm0unt legally due has been certified and
patented for the benefit OF the road
The Company claims idemnity for ali losses
within - granted limits. no matter how
occaslonsd, and should this claim be
allowed. the company would still Re en-
titled 90 50f.042 acres. Tns Commissioner
recommends 20 Secretary Lamar that legal
procsedi ngs be Instituted % recover 10 the
Government this excess. Ii this decision
be sustained 10 sill CONTROL in adjustments
Of all grants Of Ike character.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

n Sundays Tssgram-Esrsla
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

JACKSON, July 21.-Insurance agents say
that the loss by the fire last night in q e
underwear factory was So 900, SO, 600 being
ON the stock and machinery, and $1,000 on
the building. One hundred and fifty girls
are oGt Of employment. but the works viii
be ranai0g again by Monday next. All the
manufactured goods are to be taken out at
once and hung on lines and dried. There
were 10 90 pieces of goods soiled, some be-
iug costly and decorsted with valuable EN-
5roiCery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
A POINTER FOR ToPERs.
Bioos Letting as neAns Of sebering
-John Aorrisssy's .hscket"

btoos Letting 2s Means of sobSftnk Up
-Jobn aorrisssy's "ksckst"
A well known sporting man, under the
influence of too much wine. the other
day occupied chair ia Gre Of the most
popular aud fashionable downtown re
sorts of bankers. brokers and merchants,
and so stupid was he that the bes'
efforts OF mis- friends 20 keep MA
from public exhibition were long una
yailing. Eventually one of the bar
keepers shook him up bit, when he
aroused somewhat but fell "a into deep
slumber again. In half an hour another
and more successful attempt was made.
when be incoherenuy inquired a. 10 his
Whereabouts. BE then pus bis hand into
his trousers pocket. anu took out penknlfe
and asked the barkeepeT 10 open the smaller
blade. This IL all y. h" SAID the latter.
''lts the old racket. lie won't hurt no
body. You'll see" And then be slipped
the handle end into the gTsspiBg fingers
of the old sport. who opened has
mouth and made three or four superficial
incisions on the roof. Within "A minute
after the flow of blood he was upon his feet.
and under friendly guidance reached the
door, and when last seen he was walking
up the street AZ straight rs bee nies.
John Morrissey was the first man that /
saw 90 that" said the bMkeeper. as he
tossed up \ coffee bean and dexterously
caught il in his mouth.-NelO York Times.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
He settled the Matter.

George Arndt, convicted Of stealing s24
from Daniel Sytzama 1t q house OF ill-fsme
on the night of the 10Th. settled the matter
yesterday by paying the sum assessed by
the Police Court. so and costs. and was dis
charged from custody. He still protects hi 5
innocence and would have appealed from
the decision Of the court, bat friends inter
posed and advised him TO settle up and get
the matter out of the way. Arndi is
engaged 10 a wealthy young lady living
near this city and a the wedding is TO take
place in few DAYS aud be INTENDS going
into business here be was anxious TO put an
end 10 the undesirable notOriety which be
has attained
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
Piftsburg Deluge6.

PITTSBURGH, July 21.-A perfect deluge
visited the city last night, damaging prop
erty to the sum OF 100000. About o'clock
a heavy rain storm commenced and in two
hours time nearly three inches of rain had
fallen. Celiers were flooded and sewers
clOgged up. A panic occurred among the
residents OF Butchers Run, for thsy re-
called the disastrous food of 1874 when
nearly 300 lives were lost az that point
Houses in that district now have six or
seven feet of water in them. No fatalities
are reported. Five deaths from sunstroke
occurred early in the day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

History ba. heen csrrected sornev hst
since that dark sd bioody pa~s vss -
corded. ara not tic i>est important =
that ths Iadians oufuurnb>r~i fully Eve -
esse all the wrte rncn n the conutr7.
r. ladia~ TIE different commands of Custer
rs-seen. Reno ns -rll ss Cen Terry's and
c. Glaion's cu11 -sufls tben 50 the foTks
~ The fue Hs-n rivers. cn TIE rsv ID ~
eTsrf 5znctioa 18th ths Seventh cavslry
Hsd they onIy tnown it the szvs9ss oou-5
have s~syt e-sgTshinz before .heaa- ss TREY
were IN sUrers-r fer-e. armed vfth magazine
rites srd frg f-T teir Ives. s-tsoUzh.
- a rale. orr N-~ta American storfxfnes
have 4 ~tc1esora> 6-es5 of srti 'erv. p whira
Cen Terry ha5 90 or t~o Piecss sionz -
Ee~ Z srk ssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

A meeting Of the directors of the Edison
Light and Fuel Gas Company was held yes
terday morning. The principal business
Of the meeting was the letting Of the con
tract for the construction of the mechanical
appliances of the company. The contract
was awarded TO the Msrr Construction Com
pany. of Columbus. Ohio. IL is expected
that the contract for The construction of the
bulldog will be let ne6i week. u is the
intention OF the compsny 10 Jet this work
to Grand Rapids parties. :. The company
will be prepared 10 commence furnishing
light in October.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

GRAND HAVEN. JHly I.-Another hop 81
the Cutler House tonight.
The steam barge Tempest, owned by
White & Frisnt, OF Grand Rapids. cleared
tonight for Chicago. This is ber hrsi trip
since the accident TO her machinery.
Jacob J. Emery. editor and publisher Of
the Daily Tribune, has received liberal
offer to start daily paper in a large Mich
igan city. If Mr. Emery should conclude
to accept, bis paper would be purchssed py
a syndicate Of citizens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

BrrrtLo. y. Y. July 2l-Aa extensive
Gre broke out this afternoon, resGiting in
he destruction II Riegiss brewery. worth
$50 oo0 and insured. The fra spread % the
extensive car earns ~ the Buffalo street
Pail way Cou1psny and these usrs sooD 5e-
sfroved The ire vas first seen bursting
through tie roof of the brewery ice house,
On Wssaf0zfnn-s 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
PRESIDENT GARRETT SUED.
Alleged to Have Violated Contract 20
Deliver the Is. ~ q.

New YoRK, July 2l.-Papers were served
upon Robert Garrett at the Victoria Hotel
tonight III two suits brought by Messrs
Ives and Staynor-one for performance oi
contract for delivery by Garrett TO Ives and
Staynor at 8 fixed sum a controlling interest
in Baltimore q OHIO properties; the other
for pecuniary damages for breach OF said
contract
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
ACCIDENT ToA STEAMER.
The Result sf Rsctu. on Inc Potomac WITH
an ott vessel

WssHtvsroS. July 2i.-The Colonial
Beach s-amsr ArroNsnuh. With several
hundred passengers on board. met with A
serious acc.dene Ia the lover PotonIsc
yesterday. The Steamer vas totally dis.
abied bY The breaking ci the steel bars
which connect the walslug-beam with she
pis,or rod aud crsn< shat Panic euSusd
ard huf Tor Hmriv a5sistance rendered hv
The steamer Eisnog. with which the Arrow
su e. j. alesed 20 have been racing. the re-
SUITS NouIl lave ueen serious. As it was
number # ladies were prostrsted bv
friEhf The Arrowsnita - very old
sfeamer and vas similarly disabled last
sumner
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

S-svsr1p. III. July 2f-The ro~is-
house owned BY the Chicago. Wabash q
Western Cosi Company VS. struck bv
lightning at lan this morning. causing 4
terrible EXPLOSION. siilng cne man snsi
vounoinE many slso +emoiishirz e.
rr0rerty for BLOCKS sround it. There Va,
Bol = vfrdQv leff nnbroken within half !
nile of tne axrirsicr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
a suPeEioREss DEAD.
The Head s- tb~ ORDER Of The sisters OF 81.
Ms-v Fnd- Her TIfe.

Iockrosr n. g.. July 32-Narv Jose
pheus Eiman. Rev. Msihsr Emslia. sun
srorsss of ,he Order ~ Sisters ~ Sd. Msrv
in America. died last night a. the HOME
convent 81 order in this CITY Sbe was
born ia Prum. Gsrnsnv. in 1894 sni
came t0 Arerica snd founded tie order in
this country n Ises She FIRST entered he
N0vifiafe = Nan1r ia Belgium IN fs44
She vas vel Snown al over this country
especially In Catholic circles. She caves
three sisters. tvo Of whom are IN The
church The death wss caused bv con
<sS.ion Of -he hrsin. The funeral viii be
held tomorrow morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

A contract was closed Yesterday for the
lighting OF Sweets Hoiel with incsndss
cent lights by the Edison system. also for
snnuDciators and the return call and FIRE
alarm system. The painters are busy put
ting on The second coat Of paint or the ex-
tenor OF the builoing and The marble aoor
in the office and wash rooms il being pui
.-anu
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

tSrs asess -t.t.r.a teas.e
GaaSpvIiIE, July -l--Georss Horton. q
Young man employed by farmer 4 r.
Davis. a mile east q this VILLAGE. while
handling revolver tolsy accidentally
4 3s-hsrved it and The ball took eject in bis
lsf side. The r0und IS dangerous bat he
doctors think that it viii NOS prove lss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Harry Gilbert the new manager of the
St Denis. has taken cbsrge of the well
known hotel At Nos i22 12s and I26 Monroe
- and is nov rsD0vstlDg the place. lie
will entirely change ItE cbsracter and make
q 81 Ter day house. soliciting the com
fnerCisl trade particularly. The name has
been changed 20 The Manhattan"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Psr,nrtrsrA Jalv 2f-J N. Waite
csshier Of the Philadelphia Fas Pn5tsa-
ing Company. vas todsv heid ia g o0 for
trial ~ .hs next terrn of coort on the charge
III the en- h~zrs snaert 81 aefw ween f50o0 ard
81 go Of the cen1ssnT's e fsads.